Chandigarh, Oct 16 (ANI): IAS officer from Haryana Ashok Khemka, who was recently transferred by the state government for allegedly ordering a probe into the land deals of Robert Vadra, on Tuesday said he does not know the reason for his transfers and added that he did his job honestly.
"Robert Vadra and DLF are two separate individuals and whether it is DLF or Robert Vadra or a common man, everybody is equal for the government, there is no difference. I do not know the reason of why the government has transferred me but I have made all the efforts to fulfill my responsibilities," said Khemka.
The 1991-batch IAS officer said, " I have suffered 40 transfers in 20 years. I would want to know why I am transferred, so that I can take corrective action and become a better civil servant."
Khemka, who is reported to have exposed widespread irregularities in land deals, was transferred out just three days after he ordered a probe into some of Robert Vadra's land deals with real estate giant DLF.
Khemka issued an order on his last day in office on October 15, cancelling the mutation of a 3.531-acre plot of land in Manesar-Shikohpur that Vadra had sold to DLF for Rs. 58 crore.
Three days earlier, Khemka issued a letter formally ordering an inquiry across four districts into the alleged 'under-valuation' of some properties registered by Vadra or his companies. (ANI)
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